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transcripts of the interviews it has conducted in its investigation. the request came on april 20th with the doj indicating that some committee interviews may contain information relevant to a criminal investigation we are conducting. nbc news has now confirmed that reporting. the doj did not indicate the number of transcripts they wanted or if there were any specific interviews they were interested in. so far the committee has interviewed more than 1,000 people, including many close to the twice-impeached former president. while attorney general merrick garland has received criticis...

Wasn't gonna comply with the demands they were making and that made sense. i mean i, at the time, the were asking for things tha could violate secrecy rules in new york, which is a felony. some of the privileges t protect attorney, and basi federalism but at the end of the day, you can't allow them to pressure him, or try to throw them of track, distract. he's got a case to put together, and you know, the hous republicans know better than they're trying to intimidate or even get it in an ongoing criminal prosecution >> congressman, we mentioned your former prosecutor and you've seen your share...

Three trump attorneys involved in the whole classified documents dispute. there's been a lot happening. the fact that the former president is continue to go harp on this idea of indictment, maybe something is comen soon. we'll see. >> he would know more than we would, because of the secrecy rules. up next, former trump campaign chairman striking a multimillion dollar settle went with that same justice department. ers. i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for, like, $11k. hmm. barista: order eleveven! yeah, see you at 11. 1111 masters boulevard, please. gonna be eleven eve...

Meeting, this mock-up is the first that the members can confirm what they're talking about. even before the supreme court decision a month ago, richie neal, the chairman has to be very cautious what he could say about the tax records only telling me, repeatedly, that he was going to see this through so that's what we're seeing today. we're seeing the executive session, that the committee will hold a vote to release all or part of the tax returns today. they wouldn't be bothering to meet on the issues if they were going to leave the thing behind closed doors. what they come out with, news to al...

Exactly right. if i were still a federal prosecutor, i would not rely on anyone else to send out subpoenas for me and to collect evidence for me, i would do it myself, i would do it independently, by that i mean through a federal grand jury process, using the fbi to deliver the subpoenas, to collect the information and to analyze it. i would not rely on congress. i don't mean that derisively. i just wouldn't rely on anyone else. >> congress may forward a criminal complaint to justice. how often would justice share information and give it to the january 6th committee if they're not using it to ...